AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoUS Tariff Push Over Forced Labor: The U.S. Trade Representative proposed new Section 301 duties after finding 60 economies failed to curb forced-labor imports—10% for Canada, Ecuador, Mexico, Pakistan and others, and 12.5% for the remaining 45, including India and China—setting up fresh trade friction ahead of a public comment period. Cuba Under Pressure: Cuba’s military-linked GAESA defended itself as foreign hotel operators cut ties to avoid U.S. sanctions, while Rubio told lawmakers Cuba remains a security and “failed state” concern; Russia also pledged solidarity as Raúl Castro turns 95. Venezuela-India Pivot: Acting President Delcy Rodríguez will visit India for talks spanning energy, trade, investment, healthcare and renewables. Mexico Security Spotlight: Federal agents say they found a hidden cross-border cocaine tunnel from Tijuana to San Diego, seizing over $45 million worth and arresting four. Labor Unrest in Colombia: Ecopetrol’s largest union began a 24-hour strike over labor negotiations. World Cup Human Cost in Mexico: As fans arrive, advocates highlight the ongoing crisis of forced disappearances tied to cartel violence in host cities.
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